
After Emily Dickinson & Laura Jean Anderson
I've already gone through it: taken the quiet-the-mind pills, endured the therapist's lisp, worked through withdrawals without the will to quit. You make sense. The energy you omit. makes me florescent. I'm attracted to you, your scent, your charged wit. The broken blood vessels, I'm willing to forget. Give someone else a turn in your horseshoe pit. But I'm a serial sunbather ready for another burn. You're back in season, so I'll glean the under-picked field oppose the worm to see what forbidden fruit this summer might yield.
©2023 | K. F. Hartless
Borrowed bit from Emily Dickinson’s Bloom—is Result—to meet a Flower





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